Configure the integrated test environment server

In this section you will configure the test environment server on which you will test the adapter/mediation flow and the monitor model.

1. In the Servers view, right-click WebSphere Business Monitor Server v6.1 for WebSphere ESB server and select Start.
2. Right-click on the started WebSphere Monitor Server for WebSphere ESB and select Run administrative console.
3. Type in the user ID admin and password admin, and click Log In.
4. Create a J2C Authentication Alias.
   1. In the left hand window, expand Security and click Secure administration, application infrastructure. Expand Java Authentication and Authorization Service in the right window.
   2. Click J2C authentication data.
   3. Click New. Type DB2 for Alias and your DB2 userid and password.
   4. Click OK.
   5. Click Save to save the changes directly to the master configuration.
5. Repeat steps 4.a through 4.e for J2C authentication alias JDBCAdapter/inbound. Scroll down to verify the new entries you added.
6. Create a JDBC Provider for DB2.
   1. Expand Resources on the left hand window.
   2. Expand JDBC. Click JDBC Providers.
   3. Set the scope to Node=WBMonSrv_esb_Node.
   4. Click New. For Database type, select DB2, for Provider type select, DB2 Universal JDBC Driver Provider, and for Implementation type, select XA data source.
   5. Click Next. Type the directory location for the indicated jar files.
      
   6. Click Next.
   7. Click Finish.
   8. Click Save to save the changes directly to the master configuration.
7. Create a data source for the provider just created.
   1. Click the DB2 Universal JDB Driver Provider (XA).
      
   2. Click Data sources.
   3. Click New.
   4. Type jdbc/DB2XA for JNDI name. This matches the JNDI name you used when configuring the JDBC adapter. Select WBMonSrv_esb_Node/DB2 as the authentication alias and then click Next.
   5. Type ADAPTER for Database name and localhost for Server name.
   6. Click Next and then click Finish.
   7. Click Save to save the changes directly to the master configuration.
8. Select the box under Select and click Test connection. Ensure that the test connection is successful.
   
9. Restart the WebSphere Business Monitor Server v6.1 on WebSphere ESB server.